Welcome.

We are a community that gathers at 9:00 am on Sundays to celebrate and experience the gifts of God.

As a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio, we believe that: “God loves you. No exceptions.”

We invite you to come and experience that love with us!

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Since 1839

It is the privilege of St. Thomas’ to build our faith and share the joy of the good news with others.
214 E. 2nd St.
Port Clinton, OH 43452
419.734.3404
saintthomaspcoh@gmail.com

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Upcoming Events 

Holy Eucharist:

9AM (Every Sunday)

Knitting Ministry:

Tuesdays, 1 PM June 6th & 20th (All skill levels welcome.)

Pack Emergency Food Bags:

11 AM Wednesday, June 7th 

Lynch Memorial Service:

11 AM, Saturday, June 10th

Outdoor Service, Brunch and Diaper Shower for Carson & Nicole: (Bring a bag of diapers and get a raffle ticket for a change to win a picnic gift basket.)

Starting at 9 AM, Sunday, June 10th

Ladies’ Night Out:

Meet at Ciao Bella in Port Clinton, 5PM on Thursday, June 15th.

Happy Fathers Day!!
Sunday, June 18th

Please contact the office if you have questions: 419-734-3404.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Brief Guide to Ordinary Times

The church calendar is divided into two seasons: Christmas and Easter. Traditionally, there were five seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Tridium (Holy Week) and Easter. But, Advent and Christmas were combined to make Christmas and Lent, Tridium and Easter were combined into Easter. Now, we are moving into what is known as ordinary time, the time between the two great seasons of Christmas and Easter. Ordinary time is not a season in of itself, just a time between seasons. In this case, ordinary means regular or plain, but it also means counted. In essence, the start of ordinary times begins the countdown to the Christmas Season. 

     There are actually two ordinary times on the church calendar. The first begins after the feast of the Epiphany and runs between four and nine weeks until Ash Wednesday. We are now moving into the second ordinary time, which begins after the Feast of Pentecost. This year, the second ordinary time will last a total of 27 weeks from May 28th through December 3rd.

 

Upcoming Events 

Holy Eucharist:

9AM (Every Sunday)

Knitting Ministry:

Tuesdays, 1 PM June 6th & 20th (All skill levels welcome.)

Pack Emergency Food Bags:

11 AM Wednesday, June 7th 

Lynch Memorial Service:

11 AM, Saturday, June 10th

Outdoor Service, Brunch and Diaper Shower for Carson & Nicole: (Bring a bag of diapers and get a raffle ticket for a change to win a picnic gift basket.)

Starting at 9 AM, Sunday, June 10th

Ladies’ Night Out:

Meet at Ciao Bella in Port Clinton, 5PM on Thursday, June 15th.

Happy Fathers Day!! 
Sunday, June 18th

Please contact the office if you have questions: 419-734-3404.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Brief Guide to Ordinary Times

The church calendar is divided into two seasons: Christmas and Easter. Traditionally, there were five seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Tridium (Holy Week) and Easter. But, Advent and Christmas were combined to make Christmas and Lent, Tridium and Easter were combined into Easter. Now, we are moving into what is known as ordinary time, the time between the two great seasons of Christmas and Easter. Ordinary time is not a season in of itself, just a time between seasons. In this case, ordinary means regular or plain, but it also means counted. In essence, the start of ordinary times begins the countdown to the Christmas Season. 

     There are actually two ordinary times on the church calendar. The first begins after the feast of the Epiphany and runs between four and nine weeks until Ash Wednesday. We are now moving into the second ordinary time, which begins after the Feast of Pentecost. This year, the second ordinary time will last a total of 27 weeks from May 28th through December 3rd.